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"I use arch btw" assemble
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I mainly use Windows but I gave Linux a really good try a couple of years ago. There was a lot that I liked about it BUT the lack of official support for a lot of apps made it less than ideal. Don't get me wrong, the operating system is quite fast and reliable and using repositories to install apps was amazing. But as much as I like open source software the reality is there are still some closed source apps that I use that I can't use with Linux. And the average user (my friends and family) are never going to take time to figure out how to "sudo Pacman" an app, even if it's an amazing way to get all your apps.
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Reasons why I still use windows:
1. Macs are expensive
2. Windows supports all apps and games I have to use
3. Probably my productivity would drop like 75% if I had to use linux or macos cz the cmd, ctrl thing
Edit: After 2 hours I still cant figure out the mac os keyboard layout
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I recently tried linux dual booting windows and linux just for fun, went to linux mint and it was fun for me, didnt use the terminal for anything but installing apps and unziping files, it was really easy and fun. I'm now trying out arch linux because i wanted to do more terminal stuff and experiment. For me atleast i have no problems at all and completely removed linux since basically everything i use works in linux.
Minecraft java
Terraria
Stardew valley
Sekiro
Elden ring
All my coding stuff... It all works flawlessly for me on linux and so far im enjoying it but i also 100% understand why linux isn't for everyone tho!
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For your games, Steam has the proton compatibility layer. It doesn't work for all games (like those with kernel level anticheat), but I find that it works very well for a large amount of games. As for the software, you could try wine but it's kinda buggy
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remember: you can ALWAYS dualboot
why no one isn't talking about dualbooting???????????
it's sooo easy, you just shrink the windows partition (the hardest part) and then do the installation on a different partition,it depends on which distro you want to install bjt for the most new friendly distros there will be sn option to install alongside windows or it will let you select the empty partition
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For the average user too much customization and features are overwhelming that most tech geeks don't understand. For them explaining the features of a car or a washing machine is the same as computers. They just 'use' it to get some work done and then forget about it
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And without people trying something new or not porting those apps to Linux, Windows will remain the dominant Operating system and they will most likely install more spyware, bloatware and ads, causing laptops and computers from 5 years ago to become laggier and laggier, which will eventually force older hardware to have to be on Linux.
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Daily driving Linux, never looking back
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It already does my man. For me at least. I usually play CS 2 and other garbage games and they are natively supported. All the software that I use has even better alternatives on Linux. It’s just better.
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I dual boot Linux and windows and currently I’ve forced Linux to support my games.
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If all the games and programs are supported then I may consider switching for performance, but if the performance was the exact same then I'm sticking with windows
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Not just app and game support, but ease of use and performance optimization
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Extra info: LINUX IS OPEN SOURCE. So you can completely taking every advantage from their software
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Since i have been on linux, except for VR and 2 specific games, i've never had to switch to windows because my app/game wasn't supported
I guess it depends on which apps you use
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I would use arch btw
If it supported all of my apps and games.
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I don't know the proper paradox of this but I know this called "Angkot paradox"
This fits perfectly, user don't want to switch on linux because there's not much app that can be used there on the other side the app developer won't support linux because there's just not much user in that platform.
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Gabriel (me) is on the way to download Arch Linux
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"Gove that penguin some wheels and let it up that mountain" 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
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@ratzlord3125
2 weeks ago
it's not about linux not supporting apps and games, it's about the developers of the apps/games who don't provide native support for linux
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